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Given the increased interest in cognitive health and the role energy drinks play in daily routines, suppliers highlight the ingredients beverage-makers are utilizing that support cognitive health and energy needs.

With growing interest in gut health and the benefits of pre- and probiotics, beverage brands are launching an array of drinks across categories.

The positive connotations associated with exotic fruits are helping these ingredients to influence innovation within the beverage market.

The wine industry has fluctuated with a range of factors contributing to its recent performance. 

There are three primary avenues for getting your brand to consumers: direct-to-consumer (DTC), warehouse direct sales to retailers (WD) and direct-store-distribution (DSD). Brian Sudano explores which model fits the unique needs for beverage-makers.

As operations continue to experience labor challenges that impact their ability to hire and retain skilled workers, experts highlight that today’s facility managers are developing a deeper appreciation for a more diverse labor pool.

When it comes to the market for cognitive and energy support, experts note that the market’s sustained growth speaks to the depth of consumer demand and the essential role energy beverages now play in daily routines.

As beverage warehouses contend with a diverse SKU makeup, operations are turning to storage that can support these demands, including through automation.

A Numerator survey finds 78% of U.S. households surveyed reported paying some attention to protein in their diets. To support protein needs, beverage-makers are offering more ways to deliver the macro nutrient.

The International Bottled Water Association (IBWA) highlights how proper hydration is critical during winter months, especially because people are less likely to feel thirsty at this colder time of year.